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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-11

One Of Detroit 6 best known evangelical
minister's has a half interest in n f-year-
Ill daughter. The other day she broke
1.cr the traces of discipline and her
tslo,hcr sent her into closet, with the
Injunction t. tell God all about what a
.i..,,gh,y little rirl she lad been
1t the expiration Of her penance hour
re C,.i-Ic forth very quietly, as if her
,.isci. l.-Ic Ea,l had Il wholesome effect
.-N-cii, E,,!e daughter" said the
uo,hcr. did YOU tell God all about it?''
40, mamma, was the reply; Il dies
Gislu't 10 it. 'iause 1 fought my papa
wouldn't like to let it Diet out of the
f..mily. Detroit Free Press
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Two young ladies living near Auburn. Cal,
being OF AN ingenious turn OF mind have con-
strTlcted tasteful and stylish looking dresses
of the plebeian barley sack 1t took ten sacks
for each dress The fabric is really . good
imitation OF the new loose mesh goods known
canvas eioth.-Chicago Herald
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Consolation for Fish story TeIIers.

The man with a good memory who
tells everything he hears or sees soon
gets the reputation of a liar. Ii is only
the blockade who remembers nothing
that gets the credit of being truthful.
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Putnam Chapter, No. 9. X. \. Masons
Regular convocations second and fourth
Mondays of each month.
w. j. VINEGAR, NJ. f. III. p.
c. j. JOSEPH, Sec. mhl1-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Pablo Beach.

Keep your yards and premises sweet
and clean by using air Stacked lime. de-
livered to any part of the city for zoe.
per barrel. WM. F. FORWARD.
ie.-6t
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Palatka Lodge, No. 81. f. & A. NJ.
Regular communications first and third
Friday of each month
a. V. MOUNT, w. NJ.
T.. c. POSr. Secretary.
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Cottage to Rent-Desrable, healthy
location. and rent reasonable. Apply to
G.. III. Stafford. ieI-lm
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exports to Great Britain s.Or to the Continent
loo; sales. s.6l2, stock. Isl. 40
Afternoon report-Cotton-Net receipts, =;
gross a. Futures closed very firm; sales. 1856 800.
June, II q; July. ii Zsall "A; August, IL y
all = September, 10 $50 10 " October 10 "a
10 Is: November. 10 0sft 10 90 December, 10 0
dl0 %: January, 10 lOfsl0 IL: February, 10 I6I
10 II; March, 10 zsII0 3; April l0Dd.l0 II.
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
Comparative cotton statement for the week
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MARkET REPORTS.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, June D-Excnange dull but
steady at fs5l.dt4S.. Money easy at 3tsG5,
closing offered d41e Sub-rreasury, gold, Sl4
81, Sub-Treasury, currency, Sl5,56. Govern
ments dull but steady-Hs per cents, a9as1
lnnl. State Bonds quiet and irregular.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.-St. Johns
Lodge No. s. meets every Thursday even
ing at : O'Clock
w. o. WOLFF X of r. and S.
A. III. LOCKWOOD. &. G.. my1S-W&Th
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Orders received for putting in Water
Pipes at the store of f.. L Lane, Contrac-
tor for the Water Works company,
Prices low and work guaranteed.
Mich 23-tf f. T. LANE.
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For RENr-MarriOn's Restaurant and
Hotel Apply to X. X. REID. my22-tf
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DESKS.
Derby Roll
Top Desks!

ElRST-CLASS ~ wDRKM ANSHIP. MA
i TERIAL4 Design and Finish. W hie many
are seeking trade by Offering INFERIOR
goods at lower prices than olIrs. We are where
possible mai ing our Desks More Perfect. and
will not lower the quality 10 compete with
Lnw-Priced W. rkmanship and Poor Material
Several styles in stock adapted Tor ply sicans
and home use.
Derby Desks in Antique Oak. Red Cherry,
Black Walnut an I Mahogany.
Sr Catalogue sent on application.
DERBY & KILMER DESK Co.
fe:s-.. Am BOSTON MASS
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5al4.64

LIVERPOOL. June II, p. m--Coton futures
June, 5 d2 "a, buyer; JIme-July, d5-64, buyer:
July-August, d. seller; AugIst->eptcmbcr,
q l-64, buyer; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ) 5l-64,
buyer: October November, ;s,-64, buyer. No
yember- December ssi-64, buyer; December
January, 1854, buyer september, d 2-64.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-10
DUNCAN. o'CoNoR q GILBERT


STATE OF ILLINOIS, Ia SALE CovNTY-ss; IN ne
- County Court Of said county, September Term, A.
The illinois Valley and Northern Railroad Company
rs. Elizabeth Ackerman Louis Alderman, Theron ID.
brewster The City OF Peru la Sale county Illinois,
Robert V. Sutherland and George S. Park-Pettt0n
FOR Condemnation u Right Or Way.
Affidavit of the non'residcncc Of said Elizabeth Ack'
erman and Louis Alderman having been filed IN the
Office of the clerk OF said County Court, notice Is mere
by given To IN. said nonresident defendants Elizabeth
Alderman and Louis Alderman. that the petitioner,
the said The Illinois Valley and Northern Railroad
Company heretofore dod lts amended petition IN said
court on the ognth day OF september. \. 1881, pray
ing for the condemnation VI ccrtin tract piece or
parcel OF land therein described, and Tint by order ~
said court summons terrup1n iSiEcd ia saul cause,
a.ains. each II the said above named defendants re-
uruabC AZ the Court House 10 Ottawa, IL sand - SUE
cuguy. on the twentieth day ~ October, A. %. 1851 81
nine oCiucS A. Sc wNvu ANA where luucHu Nppesr Nd,'
r,ssi ead amended petition, 10 yuu see DO, lau wal,h
said amended petition and the pruyeellnss therein are
SIM pending IA said court !. MEN, IiefR.
Dated Ottawa, Illinois, sopfCNrJrS $, lsS,. stplO
MOTTO 'l..--IsrArE OF PETER PETERSON, DC
y Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, Ad
n,tratrN Of the Estate Of Peter Peterson late of tt
county OF In Sale ana state ~ Illinois, deceased VIII
appear before the Probate Court of said county, ON inc
third Monday (bcng the 2st dAy)Ut November, 1884, al
the Probate Court ruOm IN Ottawa, IN said county, Whe
and where all persons having claims or demands against
said estate notified 20 attend and present the same
n writing for adjustment
Dated this 9Th day Of september, 4. lSS,;
ANNA PETERSON,
seplO-Sw Administrative.
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The Tennis Club Party.

The opening dance Of the season was given
at the Clifton House, last Tuesday evening,
the 9th inst. Forty. four couples were pres
ent. At about halfpast eight o'clock, the
carriages began to roll around town, picking
up the festive, lightfooted portion of Otta.
was populace, and by nine o'clock the par.
lors of the Clifton House were pretty well
filed. The dining room had been cleared,
and the floor waxed. Willis Orchestra oc-
cupied an extemporized stand at the south
end of the room. At n little after nine
o clock, the dancers made their appearance
in the hall, and the exercises began. Con-
sidering the temperature, exercises" is the
proper term to apply TO the festivities of the
occasion. After the irst waltz, about half
the gentlemen present might easily have
mistaken their collars for sections Of i'm
proved futing, aul before half dozen
dances had been called, the collars and cuffs
were all ia n limp state Of dilapidation. 1t
was warm Even the iron pillars in the
center Of the room perspired, and the cuffs,
given degenerate imp on the ear by one of
the walters, melted with the heat.
At halfpast eleven o'clock, the dining
room was set with the tables and bOunte-
Gus repast served. 1t is no more than fair
to the new management Of the house, to say
that the supper was excellent and well
served.
The dining room was then cleared again,
and dancing was kept up until three o clock.
The parry was a grand success socially,
although financially it was not highly
profitable affair for the Tennis Club.
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sHoo. suoo .

Last Sunday, the passer-by might have
seen, at the foot of the stairway leading W
to the Republican Office, pair of very large
shoes, with a card bearing Cap. Rising's
trade mark, "All Stock and No Style" As
they were very near the window where Ken
dali had his display of war trophies couple
of weeks ago, we thought Trey were a
couple Of rebel gunboats that had been cap
tured before New Orleans. but by.standeT
informed US that they were pair of shoes
and formed portion of the personal effects
of Mr.. Petit, foreman Of the Republican
They didn't look very petite, so we were
rather inclined to doubt the gentleman's
statement. We are going to inquire of MIR
Petit himself, when we see him.
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DUNCAN. o'ooNoR q GILBERT,

c,TkTE OF ILLINOIS, Ia SALLE COUNTY-SS.-
: In the County Court OF said county, september
Term, 4. ID. 1881 ., ,,--. , ,,..-.......
The Illinois Valley and Northern ltallrold COMPANY
u.s. lewis W Jennings. j. p Butte, John kangley and
Mortimer D. Hathaway. Petition for Condemnation
of Right of Way. -, %, 49,.
ing been filed in the office Fl the clerk of said county
Court notice is hereby given TO the said NONRESIDENT
defendant ., L. Burke, that the petitioner, the sad
The Illinois Valley and Northern Railroad Company,
heretofore sled its petition in said court ON the eighth
day of September. u. 1851 praying Tor the conuehha-
ton of certain tracts pieces or parcels OF ahd therein
described and that by order of said court summons
thercupon issued In said cause, against each OF the
said above named defendants reurnable NJ the Court
House in Ottawa in said La Sale county, on the TWEEN
when and where you can appear and resist sald pen
ton if you see t and which said petition ana the pro
p. FINLEN Clerk.
Dated Ottawa illinois, Contender g. 1857. sepO
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manhood. my son, and your ideas are very
good for young gentleman of your limited
experience. However, as you are about to
enter more extensively upon the social field,
and will come more in contact with the
ah-the charms and destinations of the fair
sex, there are a few little pebbles of advice
and assistance which my experience might
Offer
"Yes, SIR" said John Henry, Jr.
"In the first place, my son, when you
think you knop woman, that Is just the
particular time when you don't know any
thing about her at all. Don't try to under.
stand q woman, because they can't be under.
stoad. Old Adam thought he knew all about
it, but he didn't, and every little while some
blasted fool nowadays thinks he con explain
O woman's actions and motives, and can tell
what she will do at any given time; and
when q man gets that way, his first en-
counter with woman's tongue will find his
individuality so swallowed up that he will
be the biggest Jonah there ever was. DOM
try to understand the ladies, my son. You
can't do it.
"You remember told you, in n former
conversation. that you should treat your
friends like princes, and give your enemies
FITS"
eyes, sir said John Henry, Jr.
"Well, that doesn't apply TO the ladies'
There is no rule tina. does. Never get into {
dispute with woman. If you 10, you i
get whipped. If q man calls you fool, yot
can call him something else Of an equally
complimentary nature, or you can plug hin
a belt in the eye and the crowd will cheer
you but if woman chooses to make foo
of you before company, and you presume
to retaliate, she will hide behind her fem
unity and the crowd will give you the laugh
If a woman begins verbal fight with you
you want to keep still and take what you
get, and, when you get too much, 80 away
DO you fully comprehend the import of my
observations, my SOM"
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As it is about the time Of the year when
the glass makers usually begin their fall
campaign, we thought it incumbent upon the
writer, as the representative of first class
newspaper, to visit the different Ottawa glass
factories, and gather an item or two. Ac-
cordingly, one day this week, we made
tour of inspection.
At the office Of the Ottawa Window Works
we interviewed I. D. Catlin, the manager.
He reports the usual annual disagreements
between the employees and the company as
to wages, the workmen demanding 10 per
cent. increase, and the company offering the
same scale as the last two or three years.
Mr.. Catin claims that the demand by orders
is lighter than for years, partly from gen.
eral causes, and partly by reason of num-
Der of new factories about to come in and
overstock the market While the western
factories in operation last year have unani-
mously decided to maintain the scale of 1856
and 1887 for the coming year, the eastern
factories have with equal unanlmity declared
their determination to make 10 per cent.
reduction Here is q difference of 70 per
cent. between the employers Of the East and
the labor of the West. The men here claim
that the Ottawa Glass Company's wares
brought large percentage more in the mar
ket over that of other factories in the same
region. At present, the works are idle and
NAV remain SO all winter.
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IMPROVEM ENTS.

The same company have made extensive
and valuable improvements in their works
here One feature consists Of three large
retorts, or gas producers, in separate
building 100 feet or so from what is known
as the east or new smelling works, in which
they have put o ten-pot Siemens furnace,
which melts the composition for glass by
gas and not COAL direct, and therefore makes
finer and cleaner article Of glass. An.
other is a new patent furnace and apparatus
which converts crude petroleum into hydro
carbon, the best and purest gas known for
producing perfect and reliable, as well as
economic, heat. One Of these furnaces was
tested in the middle window house last
Wednesday, and it seemed TO work admira-
bly,. 1t will be removed to NJ. de Chappelle' :
lamp works, and submitted to further care
full tests; and, if found satisfactory, will
take the place of coal in all the glassware
and window glass making establishments in
Ottawa. In addition, Mr.. Catlin has erected
east of the railroad track, near the canal, 8
building AZ by SO feet in size, out of Ottawa
building tile. 1t contains an engine room
a black smith shop, and box making shop
The improvements, without the petroleum
furnace and fixtures, cost about $4,000.
The La Bastie Lamp Chimney Works pur
SC ,bnsr that tc
they 90 on, and on, doing uniform and re
liable business.
The Flint Glass Works are busy, and look
for good trade. They have new foreman,
Mr.. Joseph Engomar, Of Philadelphia, who
is highly recommended. This factory started
yesterday with about one hundred and fifty
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DANCING

hoc 20 prtin -
-. c,,,,. ,,o,,, PARTNERS,
m. 80. ., ,ar,,os will now have n run.-
~. -. a., .o,,,..,
yaan,,o" :, oror onioved and INST
,.a .,.,,,a. ,rorl, - Commencing at last
AN ,Ifss,'no, ,.o, stor,od likewise nrettv fast
And Willis says, First four Jortcord"
,,,. fn;,r,s boro rcturn.d from the calm.
aI ,hnno
-. ,,,,J ,,,,,,, 90 -, cor,e,.,
o. rD.., ~ u,,,,a, .,,a, ,bo,,ro with ne
roamor,
c..,.,I,,,,. 'a,,5 .,,,o,, ,,o,,, ,.o,,oe,,
e,' s,,," "a" ni,r nod and a
Al, u.,,h sn,,,t conversation fine waitipcs he.
' . ,.I "
~, .,a -s,Jo'.orr,o co,,s wa keen time all the
while,
Till Willis says, Balance 10 pdytat'%.
o..u -,,.o.. ,i,,,, ,,o, thov scorcc topcb
ra noor
sh0r It'll. c,,;,,, ,,o,,, oor,,c,s.
.I,a. ,,oo, ,;,.,', os ,bo,. o,or hon,
-
w., v.eI,, t,,.,,o,,. ,,,,,,e,.,.
ui,,i,,,. -, ,,o, os . liub+
"a - r.a.i.f a.. worm, s,,nror
night.
Good will passes round as our hands all unite,
Till Willis remarks, "Seat yo,r partHerS"
.,,.,. ,,a,l, o.,,,, ,o,,r,ord t,o slim
90 INV -,
t O',,a =, .,,o dor.os.
,,,.,. ,,.aa.,. I,,.,, ,,,,r, ,,o,,
NV, my " y, 49, ",,.,i od,.,nao,
81" 80, ,.,,,.,,. o,,1 r,.,,,, s4ord
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men aud boys. The company have wide
awake canvasser in Mr.. j. r. Cameron, and
a good manager in C. d. Trimble, ESQ
We were requested TO avoid mentioning
the enormous good looks of the young gen
tleman who does the fine work on the books ;
who makes out bill so gorgeously neat
that no one could have the heart to dispute
its accuracy, or hesitate moment about
paying it. BEEMus.
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seplO-Sw
DUNCAN, O'CoNOR 81 GILBERT,

httfHtSsJ ~
SHTATE OF ILLINOIS, la SALE CGUNTY-SS,-
- In the County Court of said county, September
Term, A. d. 1851,
The Illinois Valley and Northern Railroad Company
rs Rehecca Elizabeth O.. Guenther. George 50, Guen'
thcr James b. Galloway. Seneca q. LAphan Henry b.
Mason and A. j. Galloway. for Condemnation
OF Right OF Way.
Affidavit OF the nonrcslence of said Seneca q. lap
ham having been flied in the Office of the clerk Of said
County Court notice Is hereby given 10 the said non
TONER the said The Illinois Valley ana Northern Rail
road Company. heretofore hicd IFS petition IN said
court on the eighth day of September A. ~ 1884, pray
ing for the condemnation Of certain tracts, pieces or
parcels of land therein described and that 10y order of
said court summons thoreunon issued, IN said cause,
against each the sad above named dcieddnt return.
able nj the Court House In ottawa, in said La Sal
county, ON the twcntytrs day of October \ D. 1884, ny
nine o'clock A. " when ana where you can appear ana
resist said petition. If you Mt and which said pcll'
ton and the proceedings therein are sun pending IN
said court. T. lNlEN, NleTh:
Dated Ottawa. Illinois, SeptemberS s, 1881. scplo
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DIBELL.-Says the Princeton Republican
" There appears to be a great demand for
Judge Dibell, all around the bush. Robert
Lincoln wants him to try an intricate case at
Joliet Judge Stipp wants him to come to
Morris to try a change Of venue case, White.
side county lawyers want him to come over
there and hold term of Court, Princeton
lawyers want him to finish the term here
before he leaves, and Ottawa lawyers want
him to hold the next chancery term there
next month. Judge Dibell is rusher, but
he cannot be everywhere at once
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NICK.-Mr. Nickerson, formerly of this
city, late of Rock Island, has returned to
Ottawa and will, in few days, open mer.
chant tailoring establishment in the new
Colwell- Sherwood block, under THE FREE
TRADER Office. Mr.. Nickerson is too well
known hereabouts to need special mention.
lie will carry a full line of fabrics, and
draw to himself again the old customers of
few years ago, when he was here with other
parties
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JOHN uENky. JR., DANCES.

A few days ago our friend, John Henry
Jinkins, Jr., went to dance. John Henry,
Jr., likes dancing pretty well. He had a
great time. John Henry, Jr., is one of the
finest walters in his native town. and is
very popular. When he came home, his ia
Their called out from his bedroom;
"John Henry, what time is it?''
"Three o'clock, sir
"Umph" grunts Mr.. Jinkins.
The next morning after breakfast Mr.
Jinkins called his son out in the yard, and
Jinkins and his son are pretty good friends,
and talk quite freely together. "Tell me,
my son." observed MIR. Jinkins, tell me all
about the party, and what you think of it,
eyes, SIR said John Henry, Jr. "You
see, sir, had an excellent time. think it
paid. l sometimes 60 to dances when
don't think afterward that it did pay You
see when you 60 and blow in five dollars for
a dance, and sit up till o'clock, and feel
llhc sttWeu loOster loT VIC hcA1 thiocu ay o.
you have to have good deal of fun at that
dance or else it don't pay. But Pm not
sorry l went. think this one paid
"Just so, my son, just so," said Mr.. Jink.
ms. "You are perfectly correct, my son
All these varieties of fashionable dissipation
are so. They are perfectly right, my son,
perfectly right and proper, as sincerely be-
lieve, but they are very wearing, and unless
you have your arrangements in such form
that you-ah-are reasonably certain that
the circumstances Of the occasion will prob.
ably transpire in such manner as to be to
your taste-ah-then it is extremely doubt.
full whether it is not--ah-quiet as judicious,
in such an event, to let the festivities go to
TO-"
ayes, sir" said John Henry, Jr.
"Just so, my son. Let them float into the
realm of the silent past without your under
going the fatigue incident to their attempted
enjoyment But when you feel inclined to
60, my son, and when you are convinced
that you will experience an enjoyment suffi-
cient to compensate you for the outlay OF
strength, then | say, sail in, my son. Let
er 60, Gallagher
eyes, SIR" said John Henry, Jr.
precisely, my son. never want child
of mine to become a bashful, awkward, stay
at-home, or to feel the restraining influence
of stern parents commands-ah-I want
to so bring up my children that when they
shall have arrived at the age of maturity
they shall be acquainted with society, and
shall have some sense of their own. You
are now some weeks past the age Of legal
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REv.-Rev. n. W. lleermans on Sunday
last announced his resignation of the rector
ship of Christ Church (EpiscopaD of this city,
in order to accept call from Christ Church,
Madison, Ind The offer made by the latter
Eparish was so much more liberal than the OF
tawa parish could afford, that the Vestry felt
that justice to Mr.. Ieerman's personal in
teres.s demanded of them an acceptance oil
his resignation. Mr. Heermans has been
here for several years, and commands the
highest respect and esteem, not only of his
Pensioners but as well of the people Of the
entire city